two; for titty years—it's
new.
Supper including
Full Ooum Dinner,
NorthltainStreet
11:80» 1 urn.
‘ repaired. Rentals, 85 08 ‘1‘, on ALI.
per month. Machines . W .0 HORW
sold nttlopermonth ' A
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microcosm-mummy”:
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madam! thstweshall oqmitaprivilenteboot’m
The Hatch 6? Bailey Co.
Schultze’s Saturday Night Specials.
ShoulderSteak ................................. 18clb.
Imothmb.......-.--".....-.-m'.:.o.c~.
PorkBoasts........._.
-.---....... .........‘..........-.. 321: lb.
35clb.
Bumps of Veal .........-»-‘~.....................-... 28clb.
VealCutlet............-...................... 38ch
RibRoast. boned and rolled 32c“).
Bread and Butter Pot Roast . . . . . . . . . 30c lb.
Shoulder Pot Roasts . . .... -..-.. ... . ...... 18c lb.
Forequarters Lamb .\ .-1—w—1o:aror-.o_— or u— 1 ... 30c lb.
Fresh Shoulders . . . ._....-... ... . . . 24c lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
01111111 sum nouns; 1111. 17.908.
1111mm '1
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pat-uncut ‘
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WASHINGTON Feb. 8.--Duniel 0.
Roper, Commissioner of Internal Rev-
Roper, commissioner of internal reve-
nue is going to resign. but has agreed
to ratoin oflce until April 1 or a little
longer if the government need! him;
Prohibition enforcement is too muchl
" for him. He protested to the presi-
dent against that burden being put
upon his department"
Once the tuck was given him he
started in to do it with thoroughness.
He asked Congress for 82..000000 to
carry the wart through to the end of
June next, in addition_ to the amount
. provided in the Volstead Enforcement
I IAct, and his estimate was cut in half.
He was bedeviled with AntiSnloon
League candidates for Jobs in the en-
forcement service. Altogether 11o
Itound that combining blind tiger hunt-
ing with collecting taxes was even.
worse than he thought.
Mr. Roper is not voting his resig-
nation on these grounds, but his-
trlends say that business otters he has
received never tempted him from the
government work until he became the
official dryer in chief of the United“
State8. A report. that he was resign
In: to direct Mr. McAdoo’s c.1n1paignI
for president is 1111 erior. He is going I
into business probably in New York. ;
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INSANE SIIE SAYS, E
Mid Ave. Bridgeport. Conn.
"s and Growing Girls'
HLCU T SHOES
, All Solid Leather 5
(Emu 8 1-2 to 11, child' s) I
(11 1-2 to 2, misses ') =
(3. 1-8 to 8 growing sirh’ )
. Special at $3.50
‘ - Reg. price $5.00
. MAX LEVY
81 South Main Street,
' South Norwalk‘
WRITER EXCHANGE, I
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' ”plies and Accessories
55 Railroad Ave.
BECKMANN’S GROCERY
Select Groceries at popular prices.
set value here.
Malt Breakfast Food (Shopping has free). pka.
_ hucoa Nut. Uleo. the world 8
Virginia Dare
No. 1
Connecticut Yellow Onions.
Wine. . . .
Royal Plantation Colic. per lb
.1... .....
You always
medium 11011115ch "111111;. 95c
3 lbs. for 25¢
.5c2
3
Kr stalak Dry Milk (makes 5 quarts). pkg. . . . . . 50c
De Monte Brand Loganbergies. per can . . . . . . 451':
Blue Label Ketchup. large size bottle ........... 301:
Florida Oranges. sweet and' Juciy. doz. . . . ..... 40c
Very Best Creamery Butter. per lb. . . . . . ..... . 73c
Brookfield Print Butter. lb. ....... . . . . . . . . 75c
NewY.orkStateFreshEgzs doz............. 85c
\Varranted Good E225. doz. . . . . . . 65c
For Fresh Bakery Products try White House
Breade1 v next to
Beckmann Grocery
83 Washington St.
Phone 1405.
WHEN MAIIIIIEII
Mrs. Sadie M. WLederer Asks
For Divorce From Jacob
B. Lederer .
Mrs. Sadie M. Lederer tiled an ac
tion for divorce against her husband.
Jacob B. Lederer in the civil superior
court yesterday on the ground 11111116
is sutteting from an incurablé 111911111“
disease and that he fraudulently cm-
cealed this fact from her at the time
» at their marriage. which took place
I about six months ago in New York.
The action will be heard at the March
term. The defendant 111m has been
in Vt’estport Sanitaiium tor the last
three n1onths.is one of the mos t
widely known merchants in 811111;?-
Iport and throughout the state. being
identified for _1"ea1s 111111 the habe1-.
dasliery and men‘s t111ni<hing busi-
ness. 2.;
The petitioner. who was firms-r13."
the pretty Miss Sadie .\1. Marcus ofg
New York. is many _vrm's younger;
Fres
SFresh Sweet Butter on hand every
BEST SANTOS
35c 1b. —COFFEE—35c lb.
BEST MIXED TEA 39c LB.
EEeEhElaggsC' B it
s g ..
t Ch 1n reamerv u er
Limburzerfi .
Genuine 0Philadelphia Cream Ch
noon-oop-oo-ooo-co. .....
€888
heese. .
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once..-
heese
eese......l
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dav.
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..............69clb
49clb.
SUGAR FOR EVERYBOT Y
Stan 111111 Butler 81 1399 C0.
12 NORTH MAIN ST., SOUTh N ORWALK
53 MAIN ST., NORWALK
THE LAST-OF- TEE- SEASON
spams snowmo or
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GOATS, SUITS, DRESSES ND MILLINBRY
doz..
Sale oi Winter Suits 81 Coats
— SUITS COATS
that formerly sold at $28.50 Ladies’ and Misses’ Fur
to $69.50. I , Trimmed Plush Ooets,
. Final Clean-Up Price . ~ Special at $25 to $45
$19.50 to $45.00 Former Value up to $59.50
than her husband. She alleges. thati
(l\Vt'andanl married Iwr while-he was
ilis maniacal tendencies de-
veloped very violently after their
marriage. petitioner sets forth in hert
papers. her life was in (‘ellsliflll and 1
_ger from his acts. I
I Before her marriazzv. -.\i1-.<. Marcus
gallcges she had no knowled-ze of do
tendant’s condition» and he fraudu-
icntly concealed .1ll knucl tigc of it
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insane. I
Iand w.it'e
Othc1 petitions tiled in the CivllS
.perior comt today arc: Iillizm 11.11111.
~Bridgeport. versus Julius Della.
1_ Bridgeport. intolerable cruelty Helcn'
‘Eaines Vincent. Bridgeport. versus
,Noble E. Vincent. Chicago, meridion:
:llelen Weber Howe, Stamio1d,. xersus‘
IJoscph Pat‘khurst Howe. Stamford,
Iintolerahle cruelty; \ia1y l’ussatume
Norwallr, intolerable cruilty.
’ Fieeman St. Clair Hitchcock.
Douglastown L. 1., desertion; Jenny
3!.Se1'mour.versua Howard C. Sc}—
} mour. Columbia .5. C. habitual intem-
perance and desertion; James H.
' Hurdle, Bridgeport. versus ‘Eva M.
5141111319, Danbury, infidelity naming
3 Stephen Mitchell as corespondent. I
VARGUMENTS IN MURDER CASE
NPW HAVEN, Feb 28 -—Argu-
ments were made by counsel on both
:sides yesterday in the case og- Auto-
1110 Valentine. charged with murder
of Salvatore Zollo “1 bile States At-
.tornry Ailing was summing up the
"evidence counsel for the accused pro-
tested on the ground that words were
being used which would unduly’ln‘
fl- tence the jury. A motion to dimple:
11 e inry'w‘as often-11161.1
’ Judge Gardner Greene charged the
z
' dnitely after recess.
YALE PROFESSOR
new 111111113: £311,234."-
- We '91
Iaddrcss,
.71. .1110 only
'11rv at the afternoon session name-v
manage
AWARDED- 9M. 111.1: tot-mes- 1mm '
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IIIIiII SBIIIIIII NIIIES
in
class
The college preparatory
“'elsh,
English met. with Mrs.
Thursday afternoon
“embers ot the editorial staff met:
with Editocin-Chiet Young. on Thurs-
dav of this week. in the library.
The voluntary contribution for the
Boy‘s Athletic Association was taken;
.Thursday morning.
The tenor section of the school
cl‘. oms met. in the assembly hall. ye es.
1: rdny. during the home desk period
for rehearsal.
Tm spelling “ords for the week of
March 1 are: lwlaguy dissipate em
bcrraesmvnt. phonograph \ility, bat-
Milton. 11111-113 inoculate. szitecn.ltonsii-
.. S.
LI
Fan‘plr's ot' wmnwnccnnnt in1'ita«
tions were placed in the library. on;
Thursday and thiday 1'01 the benefit
of seniors‘.
th next class meeting. to decide
which invitation the class of 1920 shall
adopt.
The date for the senior social has
“decided upon. The atlair will
mite place on Friday. March 12. in the
assembly hall. lasting from 2: 30 to.
6. 30. A musical program and dance
is being arranged and a good time is
looked tor-lard to by everyone.
. Please Shop'Early T uday
This Store Clases at 6 P M
Every Business Day
Including Saturday
INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC'
IN STAPE IS OVER
HARTFORD, Feb. ...—17"l‘hat the lil-
nuenu epidemic in Connecticut had on express shipments
onIPmclically subsided was evident from and 0mm. points in that “Mm '1.
'repom my ‘0 “I“ “a“ department Iexpectcd toda.‘
of health, only 80 new cases being re
ported for the past “I hour- “A“? Eway hapless Company :11 :-
1he dpartment admits that not at arty Iofilcial .111nouncc1 1ncnt 111 _. .h
all cases are reported, especial)" nom batgo had then bren 11111111 ‘ Ll
flan” ‘fif‘é dm‘ors:fom1r'io11 i'tom Slning‘icit.
-‘the countm
Embargo Likely
0n Express Shipments
253-9171 1111?);1‘
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HARTFORD, Feb .
to Sprinz' 1.
it “its slaiwl til .'1.
Hartford office of the 11112.1;1311 lg.
..n 4
1.}.01‘.
find it practichllv mw‘fiih‘e' 0 mac“ ex; r1 me (‘Ollgf‘x‘llCH thou
sick persom. it is conceded that ill
11855 {10111 the disea<e has ewipdied INATIONAL EDUCATION
ed from me fol-I
13: I
lion of officers by
Reports were receh
lowing: Bridgeport 45; Putnam.
Fatmingion. 03; Derby; 7.; 5111711311114.
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FISK RUBBER CO. DlViDEND.
SPRI\GFIELD. Mass.
declared a di1idend of stun 'y-five
centsa
st och. ‘
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BRIDGEPORT BUiLDER DEAD
BRIDGEPORT, i-‘e hzsf-EAWilliam B.
\Vheeler, president of the Security
Feb. ’8.-—-'
The Fisk Rubbir Company ' \wrterday the Rstroit scl1ool<z
share on its co .;:nc.'1 1:13.}: o. Btti
A ““9 “I” be ”9'11 “I record March 1'1 and payable April l.‘ of New You: city,
This is at the rate of 12 per cent and. most prominently mentinrr
is the first di1idcnd on the commo'tI“
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lBuilding Company. and one of 111-. hot 1
Iter known men in the cit)" a business
1
Negotiations are under 11"113 for tho and social circles, died of pm umoniaf
senior play to be staged sometime Iin
May. The business manager has
ceivrd a musical comedy. entitled
"Katcha-Koé." from a certain c0111-
pany Details concerning this play 1
will be submitted to the. class at its;
next meeting :11 which time the class
will make knoun its desiie conccining
the matter.
ANNiVERSARY
CELEBRATION
. BIG SUCCESS
(Continued from First Page).
explaining the objects of 1hr
order and what the record of Lincoln
(ouncil 15.1115 address was as fol-
low
‘Doubtless 1111111) 01' the, people of
\orua‘. it do not knou that this organio
2.111011 uhich holds its meetings every
Friday 1'1ening.at Progress Forum
Hall 100 V. ashlngton str.eet was the
first f1at»r,nal beneficial cider 91c:
flom her until aftert tlwx hot-111119 111.111 on-canized 1‘11 Nonalk, it having been-
organized 47 waist ago at nhich time
fmtcrnal lodge in Nomaik
Iwns St
land, as the \iasonic order is not class-
ted as ”beneficial." in that it pays no
stated sick or 1uncrnl benefit it leates
ILincoln t ‘ouncil as 5111111111119 oldest
”internal bf neficial Order in Norwnlk.
"its keynote is 'Patriotic American-
ism.’ its motto is ‘lloncsty. Industry
and 3011111313311 seeks to‘inculcate.
in its members. a deep and lasting
, ' Ivent ration for out a . a
__ Inorwalk,1'ersu's Anthom Paasal'ume, glorious fl 5; nd
air that it stands for. 31¢ a firm loy-
altv to the laps of the country.
‘ 'lts membership is open to any
white male between the ages of 16
to 50. who is of good moral character
and a citizen of the United States of
'America. .
“it. is a very thriving: institution.
and. in spite of its age. over 71 per
cent. ot'its membership today is under
50 years of age. or this, 32 per cent.
are under 30 years or :aud the lat-
\ter is beingm‘eatly inc :1, as near-
ly all thekhew ine'ambers well under.
30 years of age. The public can see.
by the abme report, that Nomaik has
within its borders a very prosperous
'Américan organization."
Fouoaing this. talk. Harland Post, at
.Bridgeport, rendered a violin select-5'
ion, "Hand in Hand Again.” in a very
creditablemianner. selection.
"A Perfect. Day. " was also” rendered byt .
Gerald T. Cotter, also of Bridgeport
The contest {or 50 poimds ot' sugar
was next. Gerald '1‘. Coon: drew the 5
number. and Harold
I "Ron-estimate
W Of Samuel “MY:
Johns Lodge. 1‘. and A 11.. I
Fort. street, £11111; 116111.111. pm“ the . j
lucky Winner of the 111111111 ranted ail-
mm. undurtbo I
we;
at his home here at 1111111112111 Thurs
day. Deceased “as fitty- -fi\c gram- of-
3891
ASSOC
TION.
Cl..i'.\’l'2l.A.\'ll. 0.. Feb
the “071:1"er 1 '.' ..-
Superintcndence 11nd aviititl ...
lutions \1'1‘re the outstandin; 33.191 '
of today‘s sessions of 1
Education Association.
Frank B. Cod1,-Supcrintv nrlv 11‘ :f
C191,} \ -\
dull Stale (ommisaitnm (1131!; .-
tit) 01' .\cw Jerso) 11ml \\ .11 1::
er, SUDCIHHClldt'nL 1;: $11.: is
wen- :.'.:'.r 4: “u
,I 3;) cu».
coed E \V. first! 01‘ 1111.2: ...arnlix .4
head or the Superintend- 11's
—-‘l‘ry e Rommel was. advert»!
H. KRIEGER C" CO.
Milliners.
We are now showing" .1
wonderful selection of ex»
elusive Millinery. Fifth
Avenue and Broadway
styles for inst half the
price charged in the New
York stores.
.Both tires and men are measured
thus-
flow for can you go or your "bus?"
The biggest question in the
untenable mind at all times is
one of mileage. How far to the
gallon of gas? How many miles
N will his tires carry him? Ser-
ious minded auto owners say
that it pleases their mileage-
aenso to do business with es.‘
Let Bedenberg’a Auto Doc.
tor ”look after yoru car‘s
II health.
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>I!H11,RDWAREO%)UTO SUPPLY
Special for the Week
suns new ORLEANS
momsssn qt; 33c, gal. $1.13
LIBBY S CON. MILK
I. scan 197
QUAKER ROLLED OATS,
3lbs. 2;.
SWIFT’S PRIDE
WASHING POWDER.
large size
pkg, 17:
24 C6ttage Street
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